U S Jets Hit Haiphong and Vietcong Flare in Saigon Area
U S command reports renewed air raids on Haiphong with Navy and Air Force jets hitting 16 antiaircraft and missile sites and damaging four major bridges. Ground fighting intensifies in the DMZ northern provinces and Mekong Delta where guerrillas ambush a U S Navy patrol boat.
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Saigon
U.S
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Intrepid
Coral Sea
Mekong
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Hanoi
Dmz
Reunion Follows Army Mix-Up Across Pacific
Honolulu report details Lance Cpl. Michael L. Harvold and his wife Crish reuniting after a delayed R and R trip caused by a unit clerical error in Vietnam. Senator Henry M. Jackson helped arrange a second Honolulu visit with aid from Seattle Times reporter Svein Gikje and local donor funds.
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Honolulu
Lance Cpl
Michael L. Harvold
Harvold
Vietnam
U.S
Crish Harvord
Marine
Taipan
Duvall
Wash
Svein Gikje
Seattle Times
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Catholic Church Abolishes Latin Mass in United States
The Roman Catholic hierarchy authorizes an English Canon version effective Oct 22, replacing Latin in audible Mass prayers. Archbishop Dearden announced the change, prepared by the International Committee on English in the Liturgy, aiming for worldwide use. The shift favors simple phrases over Latin’s ornate style, translating phrases like Father and these gifts we offer you in sacrifice.
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Washington
United States
John F. Dearden
Detroit
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Jesus
International Committee On
Clementisime Pater
Reagan cites law and order as top issue in 1980 race
Gov Ronald Reagan at a Peoria airport news conference says lack of law and order and crime on streets is likely the main issue in the country. He adds urban disorder may overshadow Vietnam, though he calls the war itself a definite issue. He later dedicates a library at Eureka College.
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Eureka
Ill
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Peoria
Eureka College
Reagan sharpens attack on Johnson at Illinois stop
At a Eureka library dedication Reagan sparred with Sen Thruston Morton over Johnson being brainwashed by military and industry leaders. He dismissed political bids, noted Nixon leads GOP polls, urged youth to steer the nation toward liberty morality and high principles. His Illinois visit kicks off a Midwest fall speaking tour.
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Reagan
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Johnson
U.S
California
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Eureka
Peoria
Midwest
Columbia
S.C
Milwaukee
Hippies Back Gov Love For President Endorsement
A Denver hippie weekly Solid Muldoon endorsed Colorado Governor John A. Love for president not for policy but because Love’s name is appealing. Nelson, editor, says Love is a magical word, while Love declines to comment.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
John A. Love
Dave Nelson
Solid
Muldoon
Love
Republican Governors’ Association
New York City Teachers Return to Classrooms After Walkout
New York teachers resume duties as AFL CIO United Federation of Teachers accepts a $135 million contract with the Board of Education ending a 14 day strike that left 1.1 million students out of class. The deal raises pay to 6750 13750 annually over 26 months and includes smaller classes and new policies for disruptive students.
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New York
Afl-Cio United Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Fairbanks fight to recover after devastating flood
Fairbanks Alaska races to finish flood recovery before winter. Mayor H A Boucher says a weather break helped a rapid rebuild after the Chena River flood left millions in damage. Schools reopen for about 6000 students as the Army Corps of Engineers, Ray Willman and Creath Tooley push to restore facilities and roads. Nenana still struggles with river floods.
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Chena
Alaska
H. A. Boucher
Fairbanks
Ray Willman
Willman
Creath
Tooley
Federal Office of Emergency Planning
Mina Junior High School
Army Corps of Engineers
Nenana
Tanana
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Endeees
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Pentagon
Gio Linh
Asia
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Army
David C. Dolby
Oaks
White House
Battle
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